vodka in Greek
vodka in Greek is βότκα — vodka means a strong, clear spirit distilled mainly from grain or potatoes, typically with little flavor of its own.
vodka in Greek
βότκα
Pronounced: votka
What does "vodka" mean?
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noun A strong, clear spirit distilled mainly from grain or potatoes, typically with little flavor of its own.
"The chef poured a little vodka into the sauce to bring out the flavour."
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noun A single serving or glass of this drink.
"She asked the barman for a vodka with lemonade and plenty of ice."
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vodka in a sentence
- The chef poured a little vodka into the sauce to bring out the flavour.
- She mixed vodka with orange juice for a screwdriver.
- She asked the barman for a vodka with lemonade and plenty of ice.
- After the show, we shared a round of vodkas to celebrate.
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What is "vodka" in Greek?
"vodka" in Greek is βότκα. vodka means: A strong, clear spirit distilled mainly from grain or potatoes, typically with little flavor of its own.
How do you pronounce βότκα?
"vodka" in Greek is βότκα, pronounced "votka".
How do you use "vodka" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef poured a little vodka into the sauce to bring out the flavour." In Greek, "vodka" is βότκα.
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